I have to admit I was unpleasantly surprised at the casual racism and homophobia on there. If you want to see this sort of thing done without the 'faggot' or 'look, a black person' jokes, then try A Dress A Day, or Male Pattern Boldness.

It does leave very little to the imagination. This is by no means a read, I snap titty pics all the damn time. I just mean it's a fact.

OITNB's yoga instructor? I think you mean Patty Mayonnaise.

While technically she did call Kim a whore, she only did so to point out that Kim and herself are no different from each other sexually, thus Khloe slut shaming Amber makes zero sense.

Hah! Nice try, Amber but I'm still gay.

Same here! I don't have her curves so even if she and I were the same weight, I wouldn't look like her. :(

wow, so many different kinds of Nope all wrapped up in one poor model.

Kayte. Kayte. Kay-te.

yeah I definitely read all this with a sense of humor behind it and with a fair amount of poking fun. I have already heard enough via the internet to see that Kelsey Grammar is clearly a mixed bag of a human being, plenty of asshole and ego there - but I can't begrudge him too much given his life experiences, and he…

Man, I own the novelizations of the original Clash of the Titans (complete with full-color pictures of Harry Hamlin wandering around in a toga) and Howard the Duck.

I'm crying, and hearing him say that in his debonair Frasier Crane voice.

Is this where the Niles gifs go?

On his hind legs. Like a little Rory Calhoun.

Yeah, I mean I don't think any of this makes him a monster. If I had a life horribly littered with tragedy I'd be a lot more messed up.

Purchasing right now on Amazon, because this sounds like the single greatest contribution to literature made by a man who is arguably more important than an insurance salesman and definitely better than some fucking DOG

I kind of thought he was trying to be funny? I dunno.

I always knew there was a reason why I liked Niles more than Fraiser

What we have here is that Kelsey Grammer, a human man, is feeling jealous of and competitive with a dog.

It takes years to master, and though it does have its rewards, the reward I seek is not a hot dog. Moose does tricks; I memorize lines, say words, even walk around and stuff. But I don't need a trainer standing off-camera, gesticulating wildly and waving around a piece of meat, to know where I'm supposed to look.